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SHIBC on two chains Bridge

The Bridge carries SHIBC between Ethereum and Solana, on the test networks today.

Cross-Chain Token Bridge

Network & version
NetworkEthereum Mainnet (Chain ID 1)
IncomeRouternot deployed on this network
ClaimVaultnot deployed on this network
Bridge adapternot deployed on this network
Deployednothing of ours deployed here yet
Website versionv1.44.2
Selection fromthe built-in default
Four steps, on the test networks today

How the bridge works

Connect your wallet

On the chain you send from: an Ethereum wallet for Sepolia, a Solana wallet for Devnet.

Enter amount and receiving address

The address on the other chain receives the SHIBC.

Approve, then send

From Ethereum you first approve exactly this amount, then you confirm the transfer. The fee is shown before you sign.

Follow it on LayerZero Scan

Once confirmed, the SHIBC arrive on the other chain. Every step is public.

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Try it on the testnet first

Test tokens have no value. Every step works the same as it will on mainnet.

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Moving SHIBC between chains

Questions about the Bridge

No. The amount is locked on the chain it leaves and issued on the chain it arrives at, so the total supply never changes. Where the money in the ecosystem flows is shown on the ecosystem page.

The fee goes to LayerZero and its executor, and it is quoted before you confirm. Shiba Classic charges nothing on top — the Bridge is not a source of income.

The Bridge moves whole units of a fixed size, so a few decimal places at the end cannot travel. That remainder is not taken from you — it stays in your wallet and is never sent.

The test networks. The mainnet route opens once the contracts are deployed there; until then the page says so instead of showing a form that cannot work.